Sentence examples for would often devote from inspiring English sources

Before we worked together I would often devote myself to one course or another without realizing I was doing so.

His answers were purposefully crisp — and, at times, laced with humor — and his presentation stood in contrast to previous news conferences, where he would often devote much more time to a question.

To combat this fiscal crisis, the Caliph would often personally devote himself to the supervision of revenue, acquiring a reputation for "a spirit of economy, verging on avarice" (F. Malti-Douglas); he was said to "examine petty accounts that a commoner would scorn to consider" (H. Bowen).

Consequently, officials often devote more attention and resources to areas with higher voter turnout.

Punk-rockers, like bluesmen, often devote themselves to perpetuating their style rather than transforming it.

Their nonmatinee afternoons are often devoted to reading scripts.

Dot Earth is often devoted to quantitative assessments.

"Just Jazz" often devoted an entire show to a single performer or ensemble.

The catalog says Ms. Pastor often devotes years of research to her projects.

He often devoted his vacation time to working on fiction and plays.

Indeed, the government often devotes resources to encourage redevelopment but is often obstructed by its own laws and procedures.